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In addition to walking and running speeds, ascents and descents will also affect intensity, energy expenditure, and muscle fitness. For example, walking uphill slowly can burn as many calories as walking briskly on a flat terrain. Walking or running technique, carrying a backpack and the quality of the surface also have an effect on intensity. This is seen in the amount of expended calories.

Below typical calorie expenditures per hour (kcal/h) for a person weighing 75 kg. If you weigh less, fewer calories are expended; if more, a greater amount of calories are expended.

Slow Walking

Walking

Brisk walking

Running

Fast running

 

 

 

 

 

300 kcal

400 kcal

500 kcal

700 kcal

800 kcal

 

 

 

 

 

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